Installation Instructions

1. Prepare for Install

1.1. Create and or navigate to the directory in which CodeMRI® (CMRI) will be installed.

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1.3. If there is enough storage in the desired location, proceed to the installation.

2. Download & Install CodeMRI^® (CMRI)

2.1. Navigate to CodeMRI.com and sign In. If this is a new account, click sign up.  Navigate to your email client and validate the email. This email address will become the username for this account.

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$ unzip <CMRI Platform zip filename>

If there is no preexisting unzip program, run:

$ apt-get install unzip

On Red Hat and CentOS platforms, you will need to install unzip, bzip2, and some X11 libraries

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2.9. You must log out and log in again to use CMRI.

3. Start CodeMRI^®

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3.1. CMRI should now be operational, start Command Prompt and run the command cmri --help. You should see the following output on your terminal:

Welcome the CodeMRI(R) CLI Reference. The CodeMRI(R) Command-line Interface (CLI) provides an easy to use interface for administering and using your CodeMRI(R) product. To get started, see General Invocation.

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a. Press q then enter to return to the terminal. 3.2. Before using CMRI, you will need to create a vault. It's recommend to create a folder called “vault”. a. Using CMRI in the installation directory will cause complications, you must create the vault in a different directory.  b. Navigate to the directory where you want your vault to be created. Alternatively, specify the directory path using the --vault flag for the command below. c. Run cmri vault create and answer the prompts given. d. Contact information for vault creation does not need to match the license email.

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3.3. Create and select a project. a. Start the shell by running cmri shell. b. Use the project add command to add a new project. CodeMRI will select the project automatically after it is added. > project add --name ProjectName ================================== 1 projects and 0 systems selected. 3.4. Create and select a system. a. Use the system add command as shown below to add a new system. CodeMRI will select the system automatically after it is added: > system add --name ProjectName --version 47.

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0 --origin "/path/to/code/" Successfully added new system to selected project(s). ================================== 1 projects and 0 systems selected. b. Note that the code (system) added can be compressed or uncompressed.

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